Choora Ceremony

A beautiful night of celebration for {E}’s Indian Choora Ceremony.

A Choora is a wedding bangle worn by the bride. Traditionally, the bride’s family hold a Choora Ceremony one to two nights before the wedding day. Historically, the bride has to wear 21 red and ivory chooras. Many Indian brides still wear an odd number of chores on each arm, and they are auspicious.

The chooras are placed on the bride’s hand by her maternal uncle(s). Once the choora is on the bride, the bride’s sisters can tie kalira (dangly gold ornaments) onto it.

Indian Choora Wedding Photography

If you’re looking for a moment to catch an Indian wedding photographer, please get in touch. My photography style is modern, natural and fun – much like the couples I photograph!

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